Electronics

Dampening Festival Noise to Create Positive Experience for Attendees and Neighbors

Although 18,000 festival goers are listening to live music for several days, neighbors needed the noise limited so that they could go on with their normal lives.

Mapping the Seafloor for Underwater Explorations

Acoustic echosounder simultaneously collects bathymetric, seafloor backscatter, and water column backscatter data to identify seafloor and water column features.

Unique Optically Bonded Touch Display Improves Viewing Experience

Touch screen displays with an optical bond are designed to offer an improved viewing angle.

Haptic Feedback Rumbles Your iPhone for the F1 Movie Trailer

Pulled from aviation technology for pilot feedback and arcade games like Astro’s Playroom and Cyberpunk 2077, haptic feedback is used in movie trailers — among numerous other applications.

Martial Arts Smart Training Vest Technology Aims to “Revolutionize” Combat Training

The vests provide athletes and instructors with “data-driven insights on striking power, reaction time, stamina, and overall performance."

Here's How Jurassic World Rebirth Captured the Nostalgia of Film

Using Kodak film and Panavision lenses, director Gareth Edwards sought to capture the magic of Spielberg's original vision.

How Do Filmmakers Back Up Their Data When Filming On Location?

To ensure the integrity of production data in real time, producers need a backup system that facilitates high-capacity and high-performance data transfers.

High-Tech Camera and Software Capture the Speed of the French Grand Prix

To place the viewer at the center of the action, the French media company CANAL+ deployed multiple cameras to catch the raw speed of the French Grand Prix.

Virtual Production Stage for Film

Filmmakers and businesses get a creative refuge where they can plan, shoot, edit, score, and finalize projects.

Hi-Tech Cameras Used to Shoot TV Drama

Japanese drama uses multiple Blackmagic cameras and DaVinci Resolve Studio for grading.